Panda Game

Police say they have already issued over 20 provincial offence notices for open alcohol and Ottawa By-law has issued a $1000 ticket for excessive noise on ...

[@OttawaBylaw]has issued a $1,000 ticket for excessive noise on Chapel Street. This morning, police have assisted [@OttawaParamedic]and issued over 20 provincial offence notices for open alcohol. Ottawa By-Law has issued a $1,000 ticket for excessive noise on Chapel Street.

A one-sided win improved uOttawa's season record to 5-1, while the loss dropped Carleton to 3-3 overall.

“You can’t get too high up. You can’t go too down. “It’s good for us, but you’ve got to stay 10 toes down,” Cimankinda said. It’s not just about football. They executed better than us, and, you know, things just got out of hand at the end there.” It’s really special.” That’s something we talk about quite a bit.” The coaches give such good tips and you get to the game, and it’s just like another practice.” Amid all the bedlam, he had a tough time finding family and friends. “But, when the ball is in your hands and the crowd erupts, it’s just so special. Article content “You know, when the ball is in the air, it’s kind of silent,” Gendron said.

A one-sided win improved uOttawa's season record to 5-1, while the loss dropped Carleton to 3-3 overall.

“You can’t get too high up. You can’t go too down. “It’s good for us, but you’ve got to stay 10 toes down,” Cimankinda said. It’s not just about football. They executed better than us, and, you know, things just got out of hand at the end there.” It’s really special.” That’s something we talk about quite a bit.” The coaches give such good tips and you get to the game, and it’s just like another practice.” Amid all the bedlam, he had a tough time finding family and friends. “But, when the ball is in your hands and the crowd erupts, it’s just so special. Article content “You know, when the ball is in the air, it’s kind of silent,” Gendron said.

Ottawa police tweeted at noon Saturday that they had "assisted the Ottawa Paramedic Service and issued over 20 provincial offence notices for open alcohol."

The Ottawa Police Service had said they would ramp up their presence at the game, attempting to keep the festivities from turning into chaos. Late Saturday afternoon, after the game, the city's bylaw department said it had issued 11 tickets for excessive noise and one for littering during the celebrations. Bylaw officers had also "issued a $1,000 ticket for excessive noise on Chapel Street," police said in the pre-game tweet.

Ottawa police officers kept an eye on post-Panda Game parties in Sandy Hill as night fell on the capital, while tickets were issued to revellers for ...

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Pedro is ours, once again. Image: Bardia Boomer/Fulcrum. Reading Time: 4 minutes. A DOMINANT PERFORMANCE BY THE GEES SECURES A PANDA ...

After picking up a first down, Cimankinda got on the board once again and with Fair’s successful extra point, the Gees added to their lead — 37-7. One of Cimankinda’s rushes during the drive went for over 15 yards and was complete with a stiff arm that knocked a Ravens player to the ground. Ottawa’s first series of the third quarter ended in a touchdown when Maracle connected with wide receiver Willy-Pierre Dimbongi in the end zone. Maracle’s connections with both Gendron and Cimankinda helped to march the Gees deep into Carleton’s end early on in the third quarter. The Ravens began their second series with a bang. The Gee-Gees opened the game with a kickoff from Zachary Copeland that placed the Ravens deep in their own end.

The dozens of tickets came as the University of Ottawa Gee-Gees defeated the Carleton Ravens 37-7 in the annual football game.

"We do know that police do often make students, especially racialized students, feel more unsafe rather than feel more secure. Dozens of officers were milling about Sandy Hill Saturday as students headed to post-game celebrations. Shortly after 8 p.m., the police service tweeted that they'd issued 85 tickets for open alcohol. While he hadn't heard of any negative interactions between police and students at the time he spoke to CBC, Singh said large numbers of officers can lead to uneasiness. Just before 10 p.m., police tweeted that they were asking the crowds in Sandy Hill — which brushes up against the University of Ottawa — to disperse "immediately." Ottawa police say they've issued dozens of tickets and arrested several people on the day of the annual Panda Game.

Ottawa police officers moved in to disperse crowds in Sandy Hill late Saturday night, as thousands of students packed residential streets in the area for ...

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The arrests and tickets came as the University of Ottawa Gee-Gees defeated the Carleton Ravens 37-7 in the annual football game.

"We do know that police do often make students, especially racialized students, feel more unsafe rather than feel more secure. Dozens of officers were milling about Sandy Hill Saturday as students headed to post-game celebrations. Shortly after 8 p.m., the police service tweeted that they'd issued 85 tickets for open alcohol. While he hadn't heard of any negative interactions between police and students at the time he spoke to CBC, Singh said large numbers of officers can lead to uneasiness. Just before 10 p.m., police tweeted that they were asking the crowds in Sandy Hill — which brushes up against the University of Ottawa — to disperse "immediately." Ottawa police say they've issued dozens of tickets and arrested several people on the day of the annual Panda Game.

A large police presence awaited those returning from the uOttawa-Carleton football game, intent on preventing a repeat of 2021 disturbances.

Police tweeted that another arrest had been made for public intoxication and resisting arrest. “I just got hit.” “This is f—ed,” one person said. At least two people had been arrested, based on police tweets, including one for mischief. One young man sat on the road with his hands behind him in cuffs. By 9 p.m., the streets and sidewalks in parts of Sandy Hill were teeming with students. “I thought that last year the police might’ve helped exacerbate the situation by trying to cram everybody into one area. And we don’t want to antagonize anyone.” “But there’s really nothing else we can do. “I had eggs thrown at me and people screaming in my face. “My partner and I were outside for seven hours last year,” Meagan LaRose recalled. Many noted the increased police presence over last year’s force, with numerous Ontario Provincial Police officers augmenting uniformed Ottawa Police Service counterparts in the area.

The Carleton Ravens lost its fourth consecutive Panda Game 37-7 against the uOttawa Gee-Gees in front of a sold out crowd at TD Place on Oct.1.

After two field goals from Gee-Gees’ kicker Campbell Fair, Cimankinda added two touchdown runs late in the fourth quarter for the Gee-Gees to seal the victory. The Ravens’ secondary struggled in the second half and when they got a stop, their offence couldn’t capitalize. The Gee-Gees’ offence had a smooth start to the third quarter. The Gee-Gees added a 21-yard field goal to take a 10-7 lead later on in the half. The Ravens offence will look to get things going in the third-quarter after a frustating first-half. The team then blocked and recovered a 25-yard field goal from the Gee-Gees just before halftime.